Another documentary on Movie-A-Day, this time Paul checks out Best of Enemies, about the heated debates of William F. Buckley, Jr. and Gore Vidal in 1968. The debates are famous not only for the disdain both parties had with one another, but the impact it had on political punditry on television afterward.

Today Paul checks out The Last Gladiators, a documentary about Chris Nilas and goon/enforcer culture in hockey.

Hey, Cody & Paul already did a full review of this. Check that out instead. #216 of the Screen Watchers Guild podcast. Really. This isn't a review. Don't download. Don't. While you're at it, quit reading this. Stop. That new Suicide Squad trailer was swell. Yeah.

Paul's Movie-A-Day is pretty much Joe Swanberg movie a day at this point, but hey, who cares? All the Light in the Sky stars Jane Adams and is an interesting look at how femininity is interpreted through the eyes of the film industry.

This week on The Screen Watchers Guild we watch Jeff Nichols' latest film, Midnight Special. The movie stars Michael Shannon as a father on the run from the government and religious extremists who seek to take his super-powered son away from him.

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On today's Movie-A-Day, Paul checks out Happy Christmas, a mostly improvised film by Joe Swanberg starring Anna Kendrick, Melanie Lynskey, Mark Webber, and Lena Dunham.

Today Paul goes full rom-com in his Movie-A-Day with Man Up, starring Simon Pegg and Lake Bell.

More DC Animated goodness with Superman/Batman: Public Enemies for today's Movie-A-Day.

On today's Movie-A-Day, Paul checks out the documentary The Art of Organized Noize. Organized Noize is a hip-hop producer trio responsible for hit music from groups such as TLC, Outkast, and Goodie Mob and inspired countless others.

Today's Movie-A-Day continues with another DC Comics animated movie, Batman: Under the Red Hood.